Security Awareness Quiz

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Ready to Be Cyber-Secure? Take Our Security Awareness Quiz and Protect Yourself Online!

Are you worried about your online safety? Do you want to learn how to protect yourself from cyber threats? Take our Security Awareness Quiz to test your cybersecurity knowledge and discover tips and tricks for staying safe online.

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You receive an email that appears to be from your bank, asking you to click on a link to verify your account information. What should you do? Click on the link and enter your account information as requested. Delete the email and contact your bank directly to verify if they sent the email. Forward the email to all your friends and family.

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You are creating a password for your online account. Which of the following is the most secure option? A word or phrase that is easy to remember. A series of consecutive numbers. A combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols.

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You receive a friend request on social media from someone you don't know. What should you do? Ignore the request and delete it. Accept the request and start chatting with the person. Report the request as spam or harassment.

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You are using a public Wi-Fi network at a coffee shop. Which of the following is the safest way to browse the internet? Use a virtual private network (VPN). Disable your device's firewall. Share your personal information with others on the network.

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You get a pop-up message on your computer warning you that your computer has been infected with a virus. The message asks you to click on a link to download an antivirus software. What should you do? Close the message and run a virus scan with your own antivirus software. Click on the link and download the antivirus software as instructed. Ignore the message and continue using your computer as normal.

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You receive a call from someone claiming to be from the tech support department of a well-known company. They say that they have detected a problem with your computer and need remote access to fix it. What should you do? Give the caller access to your computer as instructed. Hang up and contact the company's customer support to verify the call. Provide your personal and financial information to the caller.

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You receive an email with an attachment from an unknown sender. What should you do? Delete the email and do not open the attachment. Open the attachment to see what it contains. Forward the email to all your contacts.

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You are creating a social media profile. Which of the following is a good practice to protect your privacy? Use your full name as your username. Share your home address and phone number in your profile. Set your profile to private and only share information with people you know.

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You have finished using an online account on a public computer. What should you do before you leave? Log out of your account and clear your browsing history. Leave your account logged in so others can use it. Shut down the computer without logging out.

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You find a USB drive in your workplace bathroom. What should you do? Plug the USB drive into your computer to see what's on it. Give the USB drive to your IT department or security personnel to analyze it. Keep the USB drive to use at home for your own storage needs.

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